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Hello All, Anyone able to pick and place the Zierick 1260... - May 29, 2007 by Real Chunks

th e machines wack I Look at the SMT machines at my fact... - May 29, 2007 by Peter Gibbons

DO you have a data sheet for the part? ... - May 30, 2007 by Mark M.

Hi Mark, Yes I do. ... - May 30, 2007 by Real Chunks

Chunks, I do not see how any SMT machine could place this... - May 30, 2007 by jdengler

Some p&p machines are offering mechanical gripper tools thes... - May 30, 2007 by PeteC

Get a hold of Jim at SMT Research and show him this. They sp... - May 30, 2007 by Mark M.

Chunks, Nozzle unfriendly? Maybe it should be called nozzle... - May 30, 2007 by FredC

Real Chunks

#50417

Zierick | 29 May, 2007

Hello All,

Anyone able to pick and place the Zierick 1260T part? It comes on T&R but sure is not 'nozzle friendly'.

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Peter Gibbons

#50420

Zierick | 29 May, 2007

th e machines wack

I Look at the SMT machines at my factory floor it got them nozzles they bad. I best hang out at the chip porogram desk and try to tap that

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Mark M.

#50425

Zierick | 30 May, 2007

DO you have a data sheet for the part?

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Real Chunks

#50426

Zierick | 30 May, 2007

Hi Mark,

Yes I do. http://www.zierick.com/pages/sm_bts1260.php will get ya there.

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jdengler

#50427

Zierick | 30 May, 2007

Chunks,

I do not see how any SMT machine could place this with a vacuum nozzle. It looks like it would need a cap to give a flat sealed surface for the nozzle, but the data sheet does not show one.

Have you asked Zierick if you can get it with a cap?

Jerry

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PeteC

#50428

Zierick | 30 May, 2007

Some p&p machines are offering mechanical gripper tools these days. Check with you p&p maker to see if they have any offerings.

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Mark M.

#50430

Zierick | 30 May, 2007

Get a hold of Jim at SMT Research and show him this. They specialize in custom nozzles and I bet he can help you with this.

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FredC

#50441

Zierick | 30 May, 2007

Chunks, Nozzle unfriendly? Maybe it should be called nozzle hostile. Depending on the machine and lighting a nozzle with a 1.8mm tube might work. In English units that would be a .072 OD with a .062 ID. The area such a nozzle would pick from is the 60 degree angle. A 60 degree angle is supposed be self releasing. The angle on the top of the part would guide the part into the tube. Front lighting with with a black tube would be neccesary for optical confirmation. This is what I would try first unless Zierick can supply caps or a better plan.

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